Realme Q real-world images leak; looks similar to the Realme 5 Pro

This comes just hours after Realme confirmed that it will launch four smartphones as part of its upcoming Q series. One of the devices as part of the upcoming series was teased to feature Snapdragon 712 SoC out of the box.

Real-world images and a poster for the upcoming Realme Q has leaked online. These new images and the poster provide us with a comprehensive look at the upcoming smartphone series from Realme. This comes just hours after Realme confirmed that it will launch four smartphones as part of its upcoming Q series. One of the devices as part of the upcoming series was teased to feature Snapdragon 712 SoC out of the box. This information led to speculation that this device may be a rebranded Realme 5 Pro. Also Read - Realme 5 to go on flash sale today at 12PM: Price, offers and all you need to know

In addition to this, the company also teased Realme Q on its official Weibo account with the help of the poster. The poster in question showcased the design of the rear panel of the device. It also showcased the quad-camera sensor and the fingerprint scanner along with the unique finish. Beyond this, the poster also seems to mention Qualcomm Snapdragon 712 SoC and the 48-megapixel primary camera sensor.

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The company also hinted at the possible price of the device in the poster. As per the poster, the Realme Q may sport a price with triple-digit in RMB. It likely means that the maximum price of the device can be RMB 999 or about Rs 10,000. Realme is likely to sell its entry-level smartphone at this price point with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. The report also speculated that rest of the devices in the Realme Q series may be re-branded versions of Realme 5, and the Realme 5T. The fourth device in the lineup could be a new entry-level smartphone.

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